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    No1 MK III trigger guard question.

    A trigger guard with a loop is correct on a 1919 Enfield No1 mk III ?

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    That one's going to need a bit of straightening first...and by MkIII you mean a No1 Mk 3? Yes, it's right.
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    Yes No1 Mk3. The above photo was found on the web.
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    Jim's correct it is as bent as a goat track up a mountain
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    Yes I know the trigger guard is bent, but the loop is correct with no1 Mk3?
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    Yes, it is correct.
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    Quote Originally Posted by browningautorifleicon View Post
    by MkIII you mean a No1 Mk 3? Yes, it's right.
    Like I said in post two...
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    See posts # 2, 6, 7..................!
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    Is it bent gents? Looks normal to me
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    A spare I have straight as it should be
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